This Japanese scroll is a true masterpiece, created by the renowned artist Sosen between 1747 and 1821. The painting features a charming mother and baby monkey and is a rare find for collectors of Asian antiques. The scroll was crafted in Japan and showcases a stunning depiction of the animal in its natural habitat.

The piece is perfect for anyone interested in Japanese art and culture. Its exquisite details and vibrant colors make it a standout addition to any collection. Don't miss the opportunity to own this one-of-a-kind work of art.

Size: 72” x 19.8” Aquired scroll from estate of a gentleman who collected high end asian art. Excellent condition.

Mori Sosen (1747–1821) was a notable Japanese artist known for his depictions of animals, particularly monkeys. He was a master of the genre known as "nanga" or "bunjinga," which was influenced by Chinese literati painting styles. Sosen's works often showcase a sense of humor and whimsy, capturing the playful and mischievous nature of monkeys with great skill and detail. His paintings are characterized by bold brushwork, lively compositions, and a keen observation of animal behavior. Sosen's legacy continues to be celebrated in the world of Japanese art.